Catalog 2005-06

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This is the 2005-2006 catalog. It is now out of date, and included here only for archival purposes. Please use the current edition. Thank you.

Music Endorsement

The Master of Arts in Teaching Fifth-Year Licensure Program for music teachers is designed for students with highly developed musical skills, an undergraduate degree in music (or in another discipline with extensive coursework and experience in music), and an interest in and aptitude for working with children. The program of study leads to an Initial Teaching License at the middle and high school levels (grades 5-12) and eventually to a master of arts in teaching degree.

A minimum of 29 semester hours of coursework is required for recommendation to Oregon's TSPC for the Initial Teaching License. A total of 6 semester hours of music electives and 4 semester hours of graduate Core Program courses are required for the M.A.T. degree. Degree requirements must be completed within five years of admission.

Note: Upon admission, students must consult with the music adviser to design an appropriate course of study, including the sequence of courses they will take, and to discuss subject-area electives.

Courses
ED 550 Social, Historical, and Ethical Perspectives on Education, 2 semester hours
ED 551 Literacy, Culture, and Learning, 3 semester hours
ED 552 Adolescent Development, Learning, and Exceptionality, 3 semester hours including practicum
ED 554 Classroom Teaching and Learning II (internship with weekly seminar), 8 semester hours
ED 563 Classroom Management and Inclusion, 2 semester hours
MUE 544 Practicum in Music Education, 1-4 semester hours
MUE 579 Teaching Music to Adolescents, 4 semester hours
MUE 580 Instrumental Ensemble Seminar/Lab, 1 semester hour
MUE 582 History, Development, and Current Trends in Music Education, 3 semester hours
or
music elective, 3-4 semester hours
MUE 584 M.A.T. Seminar in Music Education, 2 semester hours
Music 500-level elective, 1-2 semester hours

Graduate Elective Requirement
A minimum of 4 semester hours